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How is it that the recently discovered “oldest spiral galaxy”, A1689B11, can be so well formed yet exist only 2.6 billion years after “Big Bang”?

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Does our own galaxy gravitationally lens/distort starlight from outside the Milky Way as perceived from here on earth?

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Do we know how or if the gravitational lensing created by our own galaxy is distorting the way we see other galaxies?

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Could humanity create an un-blockable, un-anonymous wireless global internet?

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In the “Cosmic Microwave Background”, how do you distinguish between radiation (supposedly) left over from the “Big Bang” & radiation created naturally everyday in the Universe?

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Could red-shifting of distant galaxy starlight be due to neutrinos flowing outbound from our sun (as opposed to expanding ”Big Bang” universe?)

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If earth’s magnetic poles “slowly flip” over a few hundred or thousand years, (if the Aurorae Borealis & Australis follow along and when magnetic poles migrate to equator) will only one aurora be visible on the shaded side of earth?

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What is the largest single matter/antimatter annihilation to date?

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Is General Relativity the reason why we believe nothing escapes a Black Hole?

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Is there a smallest possible size of an arc you could spin a perfectly precise laser pointer on that at a long enough distance, the end point of the laser beam would appear to “hop” as opposed to smoothly move across a “perfectly” smooth surface?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How is it that the recently discovered “oldest spiral galaxy”, A1689B11, can be so well formed yet exist only 2.6 billion years after “Big Bang”?	3085	askscience
Does our own galaxy gravitationally lens/distort starlight from outside the Milky Way as perceived from here on earth?	7	askscience
Do we know how or if the gravitational lensing created by our own galaxy is distorting the way we see other galaxies?	1	askscience
Could humanity create an un-blockable, un-anonymous wireless global internet?	1	askscience
In the “Cosmic Microwave Background”, how do you distinguish between radiation (supposedly) left over from the “Big Bang” & radiation created naturally everyday in the Universe?	1	askscience
Could red-shifting of distant galaxy starlight be due to neutrinos flowing outbound from our sun (as opposed to expanding ”Big Bang” universe?)	1	askscience
If earth’s magnetic poles “slowly flip” over a few hundred or thousand years, (if the Aurorae Borealis & Australis follow along and when magnetic poles migrate to equator) will only one aurora be visible on the shaded side of earth?	1	askscience
What is the largest single matter/antimatter annihilation to date?	1	askscience
Is General Relativity the reason why we believe nothing escapes a Black Hole?	1	askscience
Is there a smallest possible size of an arc you could spin a perfectly precise laser pointer on that at a long enough distance, the end point of the laser beam would appear to “hop” as opposed to smoothly move across a “perfectly” smooth surface?	1	askscience